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UL: Bull or Bear?
Global Q&A: Using both fundamentals and momentum
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+57.51%
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254 days
Filed under: International markets, Exxon Mobil (XOM), Johnson and Johnson (JNJ), Chevron Corp (CVX), Unilever ADR (UL), Stocks to Buy  I am the Global Editor at MoneyShow.com and each week I interview an investing expert. This week, I spoke with Cynthia Tusan, president of Strategic Global Advisors -- a woman-owned asset management firm -- who discusses her approach to global investing.<><>Q. Cynthia, your stated strategy is a fundamental, bottom-up approach, focusing on international companies. With that in mind, which are the three most important criteria that you use to determine whether a...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: General Mills will kill with lower costs
UL
-22.88%
in
105 days
(closed on 11/20/08)
Filed under: Market matters, Walt Disney (DIS), Clorox Co (CLX), General Mills (GIS), News Corp'B' (NWS), Freep't McMoRan Copper (FCX), Unilever ADR (UL), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks  TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says this consumer-products titan has weathered the storm and should enjoy lower inputs.
General Mills (NYSE: GIS) (Cramer's Take) hits another 52-week high. This company has been one of the great standout performers this year, just a juggernaut, even though it is a gigantic buyer of grains and a huge user of cardboard boxes and plastic wrapping. Plus, it needs gasoline t...
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Poised for profits
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-37.06%
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245 days
(closed on 03/30/09)
UL has been actively managing their businesses and selling off less profitable parts. It is a creative company with a lot of products you use everyday, but may not know they are made by Unilever. UL has been able to pass on price increases to the consumer. Consumer staples are a decent place to go for safety in a rough market, and they pay a nice dividend. When the inflation bubble deflates, UL will be ready for takeoff.
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Expect Good Things from Unilever
UL
+5.15%
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494 days
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Europe is starting to eye U.S. gems
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-18.55%
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91 days
(closed on 08/07/08)
Filed under: Deals, Market matters, Allergan (AGN), Citigroup Inc. (C), Sprint Nextel Corp (S), Unilever ADR (UL), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says the exchange rate plus massive undervaluations make the great brands prime targets.
There's always been a groupthink in Europe about currencies. The companies that want to buy American companies have, at times, seemed to care more about the currency, or at least not buying a company in a country whose currency is in decline, than they care about the actual target.
That's what it looks like now that a lar...
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Bullish on UL ...
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-8.56%
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Unilever has been a consistently strong performer over the past few decades, paying out good yields. It's current yield, 3%, is comparitively high (many tech stocks don't pay any yield and still get huge praise). During a recession, it may be that Unilever will be one of the few companies which still has the ability to pay dividends.
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